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Devils advocating here, but they could always use the boogeyman of China wanting to disrupt our exports via espionage. Remember, doesn't have to be likely, jus
by to11mtm 7y ago
Devils advocating here, but they could always use the boogeyman of China wanting to disrupt our exports via espionage.
Remember, doesn't have to be likely, just has to be a good headline.
- jandrese 7y agoI feel like if spies were sneaking around farms disabling tractors they probably wouldn't do it via a software thing. Lighting them on fire or shaped charges on the engine seem harder to reverse.
- to11mtm 7y agoEhhh, I'm thinking more along the lines of Stuxnet here. i.e. could something be done that doesn't necessarily destroy the attacked equipment itself, but instead impacts the output in a negative (and hard to trace) form.